WDTS Partners with BurraPay to Enable Table-Side Cryptocurrency Wagering Accounts
WDTS is integrating BurraPay’s D2D crypto payments with Perfect Pay tables to let players fund wagering accounts at the table. The system embeds AML checks and blockchain monitoring but requires per-jurisdiction regulatory approval. No launch date or casino commitments were announced; a demo is set for G2E.
SCCG Take — Operators can test crypto at tables but face uneven regulatory gates across Asia, Australia, and North America. Early regulatory engagement will dictate adoption speed and market access.
Walker Digital Table Systems LLC (WDTS) will integrate BurraPay’s cryptocurrency payment technology into its Perfect Pay table games platform. The companies announced the move on Tuesday. Availability hinges on gaming regulatory approval in each jurisdiction, according to GGRAsia.
The integration allows players to fund a table game wagering account with cryptocurrency at the connected gaming table. BurraPay provides cryptocurrency payment and deposit platforms for the global gaming, casino, and sportsbook industries. Its Direct-to-Device system processes payments while conducting anti-money laundering checks.
WDTS technology is currently deployed on more than 5,000 gaming tables across Asia, Australia, and North America. The partnership positions WDTS as the first table games management platform to offer compliant crypto payments to casino customers. No launch date or committed casino was disclosed.
Built-In Compliance Tools and Industry Positioning
Stephen Moore, WDTS chief executive, said: “We are excited to be the first table games system to integrate with such a transformative solution in casino payments.”
Moore added: “WDTS has always been committed to leading the industry with innovative solutions for the management of the table games ecosystem and BurraPay’s platform enabling the compliant use of cryptocurrency to fund the customers wagering account is the perfect complement to our suite of offerings.”
Luke Millanta, BurraPay’s co-founder and chief technology officer, stated the partnership enables deployment throughout Walker Digital’s international casino customer network. The technology gives “players the option to fund their table game wagering account with cryptocurrency – at the gaming table – in a compliant and secure way.”
BurraPay’s system ensures “all required anti-money laundering compliance checks occur swiftly and seamlessly behind the scenes.” It includes blockchain monitoring tools for strict financial compliance and responsible gaming standards. The company also supplies technology for slot machines, gaming terminals, and player account systems.
Regulatory Dependencies Ahead of G2E Demonstration
The absence of a firm timeline or named operator highlights a core limitation: regulatory clearance is mandatory and unconfirmed. Different jurisdictions maintain distinct standards for cryptocurrency in gaming, creating variable timelines and potential barriers to entry.
The companies will demonstrate the integrated system at the Global Gaming Expo from September 28 to October 1 in Las Vegas. This provides an early operational view for casino executives evaluating payment modernization.
Casino operators face a clear sequence: secure approvals, test compliance workflows, then assess player uptake. Regulators will examine how real-time blockchain analytics align with existing anti-money laundering and responsible gaming mandates. Early clarity on approved markets will determine whether this integration accelerates or stalls.
Reporting: GGRAsia
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